Watch: South Africa's Jannie de Beer kicks 34 points to end England's 1999 Rugby World Cup bid

Relive Jannie de Beer's incredible display with the boot from South Africa's 1999 Rugby World Cup quarter-final victory over England.

Then 28, De Beer singled-handedly ended England's tournament as he racked up 34 points in a 44-21 victory, maintaing a 100 per cent record as he scored with each of his 12 kicks at the posts.

The South African's feat was made all the more impressive because the fly-half was deputising for the injured Henry Honiball.

As well as two conversions and five penalties, De Beer ddispatched an incredible five drop goals in just 31 second-half minutes to book a last-four meeting with Australia at the expense of Clive Woodward's side.

His tally of drop goals at the Stade de France remains the highest number in a single World Cup match and helped propel the Boks' back-up to third in the 1999 World Cup scoring charts.

Check out De Beer's audacious attempts in our video above